Highlighting updated maps, timelines, charts, graphs, a detailed index, and additional visual aids, an accessible reference brings world history up to date. Researched according to middle-grade curriculum and current textbooks, and created in conjunction with subject experts, these titles answer kids' most frequently asked homework questions. In world history, students will find everything from Ancient Egypt to Buddha, from Operation Enduring Freedom...

More than 100 easy-to-read articles for the beginning researcher.

Guides readers back to the source of people's knowledge about a specific subject, then moves them forward through the present to the future. Contains interactive elements including: feather, acetate page, hologram and cutaway pages.

This is a simple introduction to water, illustrating rain, snow, pools, puddles, waves, and more.

Uses overlays, gatefold and fold-out pages, and vinyl stickers to present information on the importance of water, including a description of the watercycle.

This informative guide provides fourth through sixth grade students and their parents with the information they need to complete geography assignments.

On a visit to the museum, Katie climbs into five Impressionist paintings and has wonderful adventures.

Simple text for new readers tells about Miss Spider and her husband going shopping for a new car.

Dorothy Ann loves her physics book; Ralphie loves baseball. Ms. Frizzle ingeniously combines the two in a page-hopping adventure through Dorothy Ann's book to a "Frictionless baseball game." The whole class learns about pushes and pulls in a remarkable day at a thouroughly unique ball game.